There's been some chatter regarding whether or not the Harlem market has flattened out or just curled up and died, so it's perhaps not the best time to bring a brand new Harlem development to market. Still, we can't help but have a thing for 2280 FDB. It looks like it's trying to imitate an old Park Avenue co-op (not a bad thing), the pricing is not absurd, it has a vital 25-year 421-a tax abatement, the finishes have some classy touches (Sub-Zero and Miele make cameos), amenities include on-site parking and the whole boulevard is undergoing a social experiment of sorts (Starbucks and Aloft and manymanymore apartments TK). The units are cozy at 458-1,641 square feet, but you can always stretch your legs at nearby Morningside Park or on the communal roof deck. A slam dunk in the pre-panic era, but will Harlem take to her now?